Semi-Supervised Classification on Credit Card Fraud Detection using AutoEncoders

Nur Rachman Dzakiyullah, Andri Pramuntadi, Anni Karimatul Fauziyyah

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The use of credit cards for online purchases has increased dramatically and led to an explosion in credit card fraud. Credit card companies need to be able to identify fraudulent credit card transactions so that customers are not charged for items they do not buy. In this study, we will use semi-supervised learning and combine it with AutoEncoders to identify fraudulent credit card transactions. In this paper, we will implement the use of T-SNE to visualize fraud and non-fraud transactions, then improve the visualization using autoencoders. Classification report proved that it is possible to achieve very acceptable precision using semi-supervised classification to detect credit card fraud.

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Data Science; Semi-Supervised Classification; Credit Card Fraud; AutoEncoders

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